End of the line at Kimama. Doug Schmitt and his crew from University of Alberta oversee wireline geophysical logging by Centrury Geophysics after we reach bottom hole depth of 1854.5 m. Logging begins with nuclear tools through the casing, then moves on to open hole logging. Sediment bridges create problems in the open hole, but portions are logged successfully. Site preparation for the Kimberly hole has begun at the University of Idaho Research and Extension Center. The snow has melted, leaving a thick layer of mud. Still gooey after a week of drying out.